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Ennen asennusta pitää olla valmiina swap-osio ja root-osio, jos haluat home-osion erikseen, pitää .knofig-tiedostoa muokata ensin. Installerista voi valita ennen asennusta osioinnin ja asennuksen konfiguroinnin.
Konsolissa 'sudo kanotix-installer' (ilman heittomerkkejä) aloittaa prosessin.
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1. Open a konsole window, there is a also a little window with white border and black inside on your toolbar too which is a link to konsole.
2. At the prompt type "sudo kanotix-installer".
3. Your hard disk drive should have been partitioned and if so desired a swap partition created. I'm not going to cover this right now. Maybe when I modify the this documentation later. And Intro window will have popped up, select "Ok".
4. Select "Configure Installation", and hit "Enter".
5. Now you will see 3 options in the menu; "Debian: Debian-like system (recommended)", "Beginner: Multi-User System with hw-detection", and Knoppix: Kanotix system like from cd". You want to select the first option which is "Debian: Debian-like system (recommended)", and hit "Enter".
6. Now you will have the option of installing kanotix to the partition you want to install it to. It is recommended that you install it on a partition with at least 4 gigs of space to allow for growth, however 3 gigs is the bare minimum. The selection will look like "/dev/hdaX" where X is the partition number usually 1 or greater. Select the partition you wish to install on and Hit "Enter".
7. Now you will be at the choose file system-type menu, you will have 3 options; "EXT3: Extended 2 filesystem with journal support", "ReiserFS: ReiserFS 3.6: journaling filesystem developed by Namesys", and JFS: Journaling filesystem developed by IBM". We recommend you select the 2nd option "ReiserFS: ReiserFS 3.6: journaling filesystem developed by Namesys" and hit enter.
8. Now you will be at a prompt that says "Input your whole name (name surname)", Enter your First name and your last name here, and hit "Enter".
9. Now you will be at a prompt that says "Input your username (perhaps you like xxxxxx)", it will offer a username suggestions based on the first two letters of your first name and and your last name tacked on. Enter the username you want and hit "Enter".
10. You will be asked to enter a password for this username twice, enter the same one twice using tab to move to the next one and hit "Enter" after the last one.
11. Here you are asked for a administration password, this will be your root password. Do the same as the last step, but instead enter a different password if you like which is recommended.
12. Next you will see "Input your preferred hostname", this is the name your computer will be identified by other computers by if you wish to share a linux or windows network. Note: No spaces in the hostname, no umlauts, no special character, no number as first char. Enter a name here, and hit "Enter".
13. Next you will be asked "Choose where the boot loader (grub) shall be installed. Select "mbr: master boot record", and select "Next". If you use a different bootloader and wish to continue to use a different bootloader then of course installing grub to mbr is a bad idea, the best option here is to install it to partition IF this is the case.
14. Now you are done the Configuration part of the installer. (Your almost done!)
15. Now select "Start Installation", and select "Ok". You will be presented with a configuration info window, you will be asked "Do you wish to proceed with these parameters? You will click on "Next". The installation will start and will take between 10 to 30 minutes maximum depending on your system.
16. You will be asked to "Please insert now an empty floppy disk into your floppy drive. Warning: All data on it will be lost. if you don't want to create a disk you can choose no." If you wish to create a boot disk, of which I recommend you do so. So I would insert a disk and select "yes". This part is only necessary just in case you have problems with the bootloader you installed on the harddrive.
17. It should end off saying "Kanotix was successfully installed to hd." Click "Ok".
18. YOU'RE DONE, Enjoy!
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